How to horizontally rotate any page of paper in Word

Operation to rotate horizontally or vertically the entire page of Word paper is extremely simple. Users just need to select Landscape mode if they want to rotate the paper size, or Portrait if you want to switch to the paper size. However, there are many cases where users only need to turn a single page horizontally, in the whole page on Word, so that it can be easily displayed in the diagram.

At this time, rotating the entire paper size above will not apply to this case. So how can you rotate a page in any way on Word, the remaining pages still follow the vertical rotation mode.

Step 1:

First of all to be able to rotate any page of paper in Word documents, we need to separate the page into a separate section, separate from the other pages in the text. This will prevent all pages in Word from rotating.

I will take the example of a Word file with 3 pages and want to rotate across the 2nd page.

Place the cursor at the top of the text that you want to break the section, then select Page Layout> Break> Contiounus .

In this example, the second page I want to interrupt the section and want to rotate horizontally so I will place the mouse pointer at the top position and follow the above instructions.

Step 2:

To check that the page has blocked the section break, click Insert> Header> Edit Header .

Two pages 1 and 2 of the text content have been made up of 2 separate sections.

Step 3:

Continue to interrupt the section at the first position of the text page, immediately after the page needs to be horizontal. This will make the page within a single section.

For example, we place the mouse pointer at the top of the third page after the second page to rotate horizontally and click Page Layout> Break> Contiounus to pause the section.

Thus, you have finished splitting the page you want to rotate across the paper into a single section.

Step 4:

Now just place your mouse anywhere on the page you want to rotate across the paper, separate the section then click on Page Layout> Orientation> Landscape to turn the page across.

When you click Print Preview , we will see the page has been rotated horizontally, completely different from the rest of the pages on Word.

The horizontal or vertical rotation of any page on Word has a complicated way of doing things. However, it is important that you need to split the page you want to rotate into a separate section, so that the rest of the pages in Word don't rotate horizontally.

I wish you all success!